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Could be that the "cheap crappy zenith" is pretty worn

and a new tube has higher output/sensitivity. I do not think you are dealing with magic or evil spirits.

To really understand, you will have to look at the voltages on the tube: Heater Voltage, Plate Voltage, Plate Current. My guess is that one or more of those is making your new tubes unhappy.

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  • Could be that the "cheap crappy zenith" is pretty worn - Chip647 05:13:49 11/19/15 (0)
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